Minecraft Fully Automatic Wheat Farm using Villagers - Minecraft 1.8
Why Arqade Stack Exchange recommends it
Arqade (Gaming Stack Exchange) answerers link it as the go-to build for automatic wheat farming with farmer villagers, both in lists of fully automatable farms and when troubleshooting villager farm behavior.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2011 to 2016.
What it is
A 16-minute Minecraft 1.8 tutorial by CR3WProductionz showing how to build a fully automatic wheat farm that uses a farmer villager to plant and harvest the crops. The description includes a world download and a short FAQ on common problems such as villagers not picking up seeds or not harvesting.
What people said
Recommends APCoding · 2016-01 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “Doors affect villager mechanics in wheat farm?”
For a villager to harvest, he must: Be a brown-robed villager (probably your problem) Have a farm around him that has either wheat, carrots, or potatoes Also, the villagers won't throw seeds, only the food. Check out this [this video] video for a farm. Just some more information (if you wanted to build a breeder or something, what you want to do is not clear in the question) Minecraft declares something a village when: There are oak doors Those oak doors have a "roof" over them (basically just a block above the door) There must be some villagers near (you might want to enclose them) For more information, check out this [LINK] video if you want to build a breeder Source: My knowledge and the good
Cites fredley · 2011-09 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “What items can be farmed fully automatically?”
Aside from the things you mentioned: Fully Automatic (no need for player's presence): As long as you keep the chunk loaded, you can go on an adventure while your farm is producing Anything that uses a smelter (cooked food, experience generators, etc.) Honey Bottles , Honeycomb Fully Automatic, as long as player is within 128 blocks of farm Melons & Pumpkins can be farmed using BUDs. Mushrooms are easily farmed [LINK] , since they spread by themselves. Eggs can be farmed [LINK] Wheat can be fully automatic using a farmer villager [this video] Bread with farmer villagers Cactus Coal Iron ingots Gold nuggets Steak, Raw Beef, Leather (if you are lucky enough to find a mushroom island) Cobblestone wit
Cites Prof. Farnsworth · 2015-10 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “Redstone circuits in spawn chunks in Minecraft SMP and no players online”
I tried to search this question, but it seems to be rather specific. The problem I have is the following: We have a small SMP server in Minecraft and I set up an iron golem farm according to (only redstone in the hopper sorter system) and an automatic wheat farm according to (minecart running beneath the farm and a redstone circuit for the unloading as well as a hopper sorting system). Both farms work very well as long as a player is online. Of course, they stop working after the somewhat 60s after the last player has logged out. So I went and read a bit about that topic and came up with the idea to send an item through a nether portal every 45s via a piston/hopper clock plus a dropper. This